CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE When I met with the owner of Faber’s Bakery and Deli in Bozeman, MT, he talked about baking the way I talk about lines. This one was a challenge because the first line was massive. Usually I like to warm up to big lines because it takes a lot of focus and full body control. But once I saw what the first line had to be I couldn’t unsee it, so I went big, breathed deep, stretched my spine and sunk my hips. Photo: Daniel Miller I danced with this piece every step of the way. The Consolidated Electrical Distributors office in Four Corners, MT, was closed for the weekend, and they trusted me with a spare key. I found this contagious and trusted the lines more than ever before. I listened to one song on repeat for 30 hours. Photo: Emma Yardley This Yeti was a gift for someone’s loved one. My lines and dots are my truest love, so when they overlap with someone else’s it’s a project my heart sinks into that much more. Photo: Emma Yardley THE FLYFISH JOURNAL 093
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